Trata de personas. India frente al desafío del crimen organizado y la desigualdad social
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2016
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Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. Centro de Estudios Sobre Diversidad Cultural
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La trata de personas es la esclavitud en el mundo globalizado del siglo XXI. Como delito ocupa el tercer lugar en la lista de crímenes transnacionales después del tráfico de drogas y el de armas; aunque estudios recientes predicen que va a ocupar el primer lugar por los beneficios económicos que reporta. Sus modalidades de explotación la conectan con múltiples actividades delictivas pero principalmente con la violación de los derechos fundamentales del hombre al representar el sometimiento por la fuerza de un
ser humano por otro. La Comisión de Derechos Humanos de la India junto a las Naciones Unidas sitúan al subcontinente asiático como uno de los países más castigados por el citado delito. De allí surge con fuerza, la importancia otorgada a la asistencia y la concreción del trabajo conjunto entre las instituciones internacionales y los estados de la India en base a políticas y medios legislativos que tiendan a prevenir la trata, enjuiciar a los autores y proteger a las víctimas. En el presente artículo se analizarán distintas características que reviste la lucha contra la trata de personas en la
India colocando especial atención en sus parámetros culturales.
Human trafficking is slavery in the globalized world of the twenty-first century. Offense ranks third in the list of transnational crime after drug trafficking and arms; although recent studies predict that it will be first on the economic benefits. Their methods of operation connect it with multiple offenses but primarily with the violation of rights man to represent the submission by the force of a human being by another. The Human Rights Commission of India with the United Nations placed the Asian subcontinent as one of the countries hardest hit by that crime. From there emerges forcefully, the importance given to assistance and the realization of joint work between international institutions and the Indian states based on political and legislative means which are designed to prevent trafficking, prosecute perpetrators and protect victims. In this paper will be analyzed the features are of combating trafficking in India, especial placing attention on their cultural parameters.
Human trafficking is slavery in the globalized world of the twenty-first century. Offense ranks third in the list of transnational crime after drug trafficking and arms; although recent studies predict that it will be first on the economic benefits. Their methods of operation connect it with multiple offenses but primarily with the violation of rights man to represent the submission by the force of a human being by another. The Human Rights Commission of India with the United Nations placed the Asian subcontinent as one of the countries hardest hit by that crime. From there emerges forcefully, the importance given to assistance and the realization of joint work between international institutions and the Indian states based on political and legislative means which are designed to prevent trafficking, prosecute perpetrators and protect victims. In this paper will be analyzed the features are of combating trafficking in India, especial placing attention on their cultural parameters.
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Trata, Esclavitud, Delito, Human trafficking, Slavery, Crime